The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-23
Miners supplies, at Senden's.

Miners supplies, al Senoens. sZo'z
For Rent Residences. C. Ben. mhotf
A good line OF cutlery at Senden's. s23t2
Everybody says, "Send me Comfort" a23
Royal maple sirup-puro and clear. Clag-
EFT. mcnl2I !
1 have re-raled this city rs to Insurance. c.
Ben. feb26tf
Ask your merchant for Comfort brand OF
aprzStf
Two-year old whisky at 81 90 Der gallon at
Silyerman,s. spr16tf
A full line of new goods. just received at
Jim WINS. Dover, Mo. mch26tA
If you wan genuine and pure whlskies
and wines. call at Silverman's. apr1stf
Apartments, suitable for gentlemen, for
rent, cheap. Apply to J. q. Sender. 2st2
Mrs, Moorehead has received her new
spring stock of millinery. Call and see her, At
Fine suburban place for sale; just the
place if one wants for q home. C. Ben. 12tf
McBrayer. Bond & Lillsrd and Mayield
whisky all six years old, at SO 90 per gallon,
at Silserman's. spr16tf
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
A policy of Insurance In q frst-class COM
pany is IAN Anchor to Wlndsrd." Get one
from 10. A. Wilson, agent for the Home, the
Phoenix and the Niagara. dec2ot1
We have in stock the most complete assort-
ment of wall paper and decorations ever
shown in this city. II YOU want to beautify
your homes, come and see us. NJ. F. Royle
b Son, spr16t2
Saddles, Harness, Trunks. Vslises, Up
holstering Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square,, Lexington, Mo.
Give me q call. feb5y1
Garden hose and reels, at Senden's. s16
Call and examine our new stock Of spring
suits, felt and straw hats. white and fancy
shirts, neck wear, &c. They are second to
none In the market, and our prices are
than the lowest. H. Sinauer. sprlstS
Notice to Hunters and sportsmen-Having
determined to close out my stock of guns and
pistols, / ha re marked them down to sucn
prices as will insure their speedy sale. Call
before they have been picked over, and
secure a bargain. J. Fl. Sender. a25t2
A serious fall.-Yesterday morning as d.
Wnk-r, the Franklin avenue dry goods mer-
chant, reach I'd the top Of 3 tall step-lsdder
for the purposes Of adjusting some prices on
new spring goods, they suddenly dropped
with a thud. The prices. we mean. Mr.. W.
saws no efforts will be made to raise them
again. And as a natural consequences. the
place to get spring goods way down Is at
+, HOT, ll09. Franklin avenue. apr23t2
Rainfall for April from 18th to 22d-2:42
inches.
There was a very heavy fall of rain, last
Thursday night about 10 O'Clock.
Henry Cole is charged with bothering Mary,
wife of Leslie Miller, In a very unseemly
way.
Judge Field granted q new trial In the Man.
vile Bufor1 will case, and q change OF venue
being asked it was sent to Ray county.
The McGrew Milling Company has receiv-
ed the contract to supply the government. at
L~eavenworth. with Il. 900 pounds of -four.
The Dacotah is temporarily Withdrawn
from the Missouri river. The Wyoming left
St. Louis for Kansas City Thursday evening.
It's all very well to talk about building new
railroads and new stesmships-but how could
men, women and children travel on them
without DR.. Bulls Cough Sirup? Think Of
1t. Ponder 1t.
Hlgginsville Post:-"Uncle Johnnie Pea
cock sold 500 acres of land one and a hall
miles northeast of town on the Dover road
to T. W. Tate, Monday, consideration So1
per acre. Three years ago Mr.. Peacock re-
fused $40 per acre for this same property"
Richmond Conservaior THE surveyors
of the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy rail-
road are said to be surveying q line over what
is known to be the old Shaw survey. which
runs through the eastern part of Ray county
by way of Hardin, crossing the Missouri
river al Lexington"
Odessa Democrat :-"TheL LIE xingtOn paper!
last week contained q numerously signed cal
for a mass meeting Of the citizens of thu
county, to meet at Lexington, Saturday
April 23d, to give expression to their view
!, on the question of railroad legislation by tn
approaching called session of the legislature
, The meeting will doubtless be numerousl,
!, attended, as 1t should be-"
J During the absence Of her mother. las
. week, and while in charge of her older sister
the youngest child of Mr.. r. C. T. Bright
5 well, now of Hlgglnsville, climbed out of tn
t second story window of their residence an
fell to the ground. Fortunately the child wa
0 not killed outright, nor were any bone
broken, but 1t was severely bruised and ha
= an exceedingly narrow escape from death q
being crippled for life.
s St. Joseph Gazette: "A movement Is be
ing quietly worked up among the prominel
+. grain men of this city and other MissouI
river points, 10 establish a fast barge line be
= portation Of grain. A representative graf
: man of Kansas was In the city yesterday. an
Y In an interview with u Gazette reporter, b
n stated that the line would be undoubtedl
established unless the present freight rat
from Kansas and Nebraska points were m,
b "terially reduced"
n Kansas City. Mo-, April l9.-The Atchisol
n Topeka and Santa Fe engineers are engage
n in laying out the new tow Of Quivera ,whit
that company intends building ten mil
west of this city. between Turner aud Hol
day. Ground was broken yesterday for Il
q depot, which will he built of brick and ston
two stories high. 4OxlOO feet in dimension
q and will cost $40. 600. The Pullman Car C
It will build repair shops In which between 81
y and 400 men will be employed. The hot
and depot and some of the cottages will b
d ready for occupancy within two months.
n The late warm spell was more EXPENSE,
J. to the energetic and hard working princip
It of the Third Ward school than was tt
severe cold weather Of the past winter. 81
had laid her pocket-bOok, containing F15
T. greenbacks, upon the parlor stove, n
thinking that a fire would again be needle
" this season, but another member Of the fan
lily who was expecting company on the 70
8, lowing evening, thinking a little fire wou
d make things more comfortable, built a fire
a the stove, not noticing ne pocket-book lyil
e, thereon with the result that both the poke
q, book and its contents were charred to q cris
S, Bates City:-Will you be so kind as to il
r form the people that the II cents postal r
ducIion was only an April fool joke. If y
ne do not we are afraid we will lose Walter
;" our postmaster. He says the people belize
IS it to be a fact, and they think he Is cheatil
be them. He will be bald-headed over the mi
is ter, as he pulls his own hair every time 81
Id one asks for stamps. Sometimes lie hides
L. the cellar and tells Philip to explain it to thel
he They want 10 stamps for It cents. ct
Mt singular that the Bates City postmaster do
II. not sell stamps as they are sold at other Q
'e. fees. We still insist that the departme
lis permits, and postmasters do sell 10 two ce